Sentence examples for always mostly from inspiring English sources

Making a cartoon was always mostly writing.

At Whole Foods, the customer is still always mostly right.

The driver Steve Park, in fact, said it was almost always mostly luck anyway.

His religious beliefs, his love affairs, his relationships with other writers, his daily routine — these are permanent mysteries, and biographies of Shakespeare are always mostly speculation.

But it was always mostly about baseball and New York, from those crazy days in the Bronx in the '70s as he restored a dynasty, wrote Larry Keith on SI.com, to his impressive second act in the past decade, wrote Mike Lupica in The Daily News.

Even fast food customers are paying customers, and I was taught at Roy's that they are always, mostly, right.

The ABC/Washington Post poll has been questioning Americans on whether they think abortion should be always legal, mostly legal, mostly illegal, or always illegal since 1995.

The latest ABC/Washington Post poll in March found that 54% of Americans believe abortion should always or mostly be legal, while 43% said it should be always or mostly be illegal.

In 2004 exit polls, only 55% of voters felt abortion should be always or mostly legal.

I was always armed, mostly with a heavy brass pipe hidden inside a folded Daily News.

More than 40 per cent of 16 to 24-year-olds admit that they always or mostly always skip breakfast compared with an average of 31 per cent.